Flagship product · Live with Ryan & Associates in England

Take on more fire safety work, without adding headcount.

FireRegs turns a fire strategy report — Approved Document B, BS 9991/9999, drawings and all — from a multi-day manual assembly job into a guided, cited report your team can turn around fast. Built for the firms doing the volume work, not just the flagship jobs.

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Gateway 2 rejects roughly 4 in 10 submissions before they’re even assessed — not for bad engineering, but for incomplete or inconsistent paperwork. That’s the part FireRegs takes off your plate.

FireRegs

Source-led answers

Fire strategy report · DIY

Second escape stair — residential, 6 storeys

Cited answerSources checked

Requirement assessed against building height, use and occupancy. Citations and drawing markup are generated together, ready to review before submission.

Approved Document BBS 9991BS 9999

DIY£499 per report, fully cited

Engineer review+£300 add-on, 2 working days

Live todayIn active use at Ryan & Associates

EnglandApproved Document B · BS 9991/9999

The actual problem

Most rejections aren’t engineering failures. They’re paperwork failures.

4 in 10

Gateway 2 submissions ruled invalid before they’re even assessed — a median week lost, every time.

The published reasons are rarely engineering: incomplete submissions, missing competence declarations, golden-thread gaps, generic template statements. That sits on top of an engineer shortage that leaves small and mid-size firms with more demand than they can staff. FireRegs takes the completeness and citation work off your team, so the people with the judgement spend their time where it matters.

How it works

DIY, with an optional engineer review.

Same wizard, same citations, same drawing markup — add a professional engineer’s sign-off on top whenever you want one.

DIY

Generate a fully cited fire strategy report yourself — ready to submit, no waiting on a reviewer.

Guided step-by-step wizard
Cites Approved Document B, BS 9991/9999
Drawings uploaded and marked up automatically
Instant delivery

Engineer review

Add a professional engineer’s sign-off to any DIY report before it goes out the door.

Everything in DIY, plus
Professional engineer review
2 working day turnaround target
For higher-risk or contested projects

FireRegs gives preliminary compliance guidance. A DIY report is a decision-support tool, not a certified fire safety strategy — professional judgement and sign-off remain with your team, or with an engineer review add-on.

See it in action

Submit, get reviewed, resolve — without leaving the report.

When you add an engineer review, feedback comes back attached to the exact section it applies to — not a separate email thread. Names below are illustrative.

Fire Safety Assessment

Step 2 of 15

Project details 1 item of feedback

Project nameAspen Court Apartments

Project address42 Harbour Road, Manchester

Project reference—Flagged by reviewer

Prepared byA. Whitfield

Submitting a report

Fire Safety Assessment

Reviewing · due in 2 working days

Project details Read-only, submitted values

Project nameAspen Court Apartments

Project address42 Harbour Road, Manchester

Add feedback

InfoMinorMajor

“Project reference is blank — worth adding an internal ref before this goes to the client-facing PDF.”

Reviewing engineer’s view

Pricing

Straightforward, per report.

£499 per report · DIY

Add a professional engineer sign-off for +£300 — 2 working day turnaround target.

Get started

Proof, not a pitch

Already doing real work.

Live customer Ryan & Associates Engineers

120+hours saved every week across Ryan & Associates’ engineering workflows, FireRegs included

A real fire engineering firm, running real reports through FireRegs today.

Ryan & Associates uses FireRegs for day-to-day fire strategy reporting — not a pilot in a sandbox, a tool in active use on real projects.

Fire engineeringApproved Document BEngland

Before you start

Common questions.

Is FireRegs live today?

Yes. It’s in active use at Ryan & Associates in England, generating real fire strategy reports cited against Approved Document B and BS 9991/9999.

Does this replace a chartered fire engineer?

No. A DIY report is decision-support, not a certified fire safety strategy. Adding engineer review gets you a professional engineer’s sign-off before delivery.

What if I want an engineer to check the output?

Add engineer review — a £300 add-on with a 2 working day turnaround target.

Do you cover Ireland too?

FireRegs is built first for England’s building regulations — Approved Document B and BS 9991/9999. Ireland is on the roadmap.

England, with Ireland to follow

Ready to see FireRegs on a real project?

Book an initial conversation, or log in if you’re already a FireRegs customer.

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